A new training-free computational method could give surgeons and medical engineers cleaner, more reliable three-dimensional models of organs and bones, without relying on the vast...
A codec designed to make music sound good to human ears could quietly erase information that doctors need from recordings of the brain and muscles,...
A Muscle Sensor May Offer an Early Warning of Dangerous Blood Clots After Orthopedic Surgery Deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, often develops silently in the...
Calorie Restriction Reverses Aging-Linked Molecular Signals in Breast Cancer-Prone Mice A long-term dietary experiment in breast cancer-prone mice has uncovered a molecular tug-of-war between aging...
A new analysis of more than 38,000 older adults suggests that the brain may pay a cumulative price for the health problems and disadvantages that...
Untargeted metabolomics can detect thousands of chemical signals in blood, urine or tissue, yet a large fraction cannot be assigned a definitive molecular identity. These...
Artificial intelligence systems built to understand medical scans may be far better at spotting broad, organ-wide disease than detecting the tiny lesions that can matter...
Computed tomography scans could become easier to interpret through a single artificial-intelligence-generated image that combines the information normally spread across several display settings, according to...
A New Score Could Help Doctors Predict Which Liver Cancer Patients Will Benefit from a Three-Pronged Treatment A new clinical scoring system may give doctors...
Colorectal cancer treatment may be influenced by an unexpected partner—or adversary—living inside the intestine. A review published in the Journal of Translational Medicine argues that...
A Hidden Hepatitis B Problem May Depend on Combinations of Mutations, Not Just Single Genetic Changes A new review is challenging a widely used way...
A hidden layer of genetic regulation in prostate cancer may offer researchers a new way to weaken aggressive tumors without directly shutting down the genes...
In the shallow pools, puddles and water-filled depressions where malaria mosquitoes begin life, the most important clue may be invisible. A study in southern Ghana...
Norovirus Testing Enters a New Era as Rapid Molecular Tools Challenge the PCR Gold Standard Norovirus diagnostics are undergoing a technological transformation, driven by a...
A molecule released by gut bacteria could help determine whether cancer patients respond to one of modern oncology’s most powerful treatments, according to a new...
